Atlanta Aquarium! 🪼

If you’re traveling to Atlanta you have to experience the aquarium! By far the largest I’ve been to with plenty to see & do!

This is pricey so I would suggest the City Pass!

With the city pass you have one admission to five attractions, one being the aquarium!

💰Price: $94 / Adult (13+)

💰Price: $74 / Kids (3-12)

Usually tickets are $64 each but some weekdays offer tickets for only $25 after 5pm!

Georgia Aquarium

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2024/6/15 Edited to

... Read moreWhen I visited the Georgia Aquarium, the jellyfish exhibit quickly became one of my absolute favorite parts. If you're planning a trip to Atlanta, you absolutely have to make time for it! Walking into the jellyfish gallery, you're immediately surrounded by these ethereal, pulsing creatures. The lighting is just incredible, making them glow in all sorts of vibrant colors – from deep purples to electric blues and soft oranges. It's truly mesmerizing to watch them gracefully drift through the water. I found myself just standing there for ages, completely captivated. It's not just beautiful; it's also incredibly peaceful and a fantastic spot for some stunning photos. The 'amazing view window' they have really lets you get up close, offering some of the 'best pic ops' in the whole aquarium! Beyond the jellies, the Georgia Aquarium lives up to its reputation as one of the 'LARGEST IN THE US'. There's so much more to explore. I was absolutely thrilled by the sheer scale of the main ocean voyager exhibit with whale sharks and manta rays – it feels like you're walking on the ocean floor. And if you're lucky enough to catch the 'DOLPHIN SHOW', it's an absolute spectacle of acrobatics and intelligence. They also offer 'private encounters available' for a truly unforgettable experience, which I found fascinating to learn about. Don't forget to check out the sea otter and penguin habitats. Seeing those 'cutest babies' with their 'little paws' just melted my heart – they're so playful and full of character! To make the most of your visit, especially if you're keen on seeing everything, I highly recommend arriving early on weekdays if possible to avoid the biggest crowds, particularly around popular exhibits like the jellyfish and the main tank. While the original article mentioned saving with the City Pass, which is a brilliant idea, remember to check their website for daily schedules, especially for the dolphin show or any special presentations. Planning your route beforehand can also help you navigate this massive aquarium efficiently. Whether you're a marine life enthusiast or just looking for a unique experience in Atlanta, the Georgia Aquarium offers an incredible journey into the underwater world. Make sure your phone is charged for all the 'best pic ops' you'll find! The tranquility of the jellyfish exhibit offers a stark contrast to some of the more boisterous areas of the aquarium, making it a perfect spot to pause and reflect. Each tank showcases different species, from tiny comb jellies to the larger sea nettles, all pulsing with an otherworldly grace. For photographers, the low light and vibrant colors of the jellyfish gallery present a fantastic challenge and opportunity – play with your camera's settings to capture their delicate forms! It's one of those places that truly transports you to another world. And remember, while the aquarium is huge, don't rush through. Take your time, appreciate the details, and soak in the awe-inspiring beauty of marine life. It's an experience that stays with you long after you leave.